another advisory we have for beachgoer, high surf, rough seas. we'll see the northwest swells. we should see this go down throughout tonight. if you are going for a walk on the beach, you don't want to turn your back to the ocean ever. and really, today watch out for the sneaker waves, big waves come out of nowhere. 84 degrees in livermore. 77 in santa teresa. 77 in san jose. a comfortable day. temperatures that would motivate to you get to the beach. santa cruz, 69. things start to change as we head deeper into the week. we've got an area of low pressure. it's going to break off. it's a cut-off low. so we could actually be looking at showers, the best chance looks like late saturday into sunday. it really depends on where this area of low pressure sets up and how long it sits and spins over the ocean. we could see a couple rain bands move over the bay area f. that happens could pick up a half inch of rain. could see nothing. so it's a tricky forecast. we'll continue to take a look at it and sort it out for you. like i said before, mostly dry all the way through saturday. then

. >>> surfers and beachgoers lost access to a san mateo county beach. a judge sided with the owner of the beach. the owner does not have to provide public access. the beach is a popular surf spot was open for a public before a venture capitalist bought the property. there's another suit that's pending. >>> a lot more sunshine today, as a result warmer than yesterday. five to 15 degrees warmer than thursday's temperature. looking at the highs, 60- degrees in pacifica, livermore the biggest change. they went from 64 yesterday to 79 degrees this afternoon. latest on the satellite, a weather system in the pacific generating high clouds. the shower out to our west, no threat of rain in the bay area. a few high clouds at last check. we have this with a neat sunset. the oakland camera looking toward the golden gate bridge. the last rays of the setting sun. some of the high clouds continue to move into the weather picture. forecast headlines. high clouds, weekend and morning cloud covers with fair skies. major cooling and gusty winds. overnight lows, patch ely

. >>> the national weather service has issued a warning for beachgoers. you are advised to be on the lookout for rip currents and sneaker waves. officials warrant the strong rip currents can sweep people and pets into the water. the high surf advisory is expected to last through thursday. >>> this morning crews resumed the search for an abalone driver who went missing on the san mateo county coast. he was reported last night missing by his wife at salt point state park. at 8:00 this morning, state point divers and the sheriffs picked up the search. the man's name is not being released but he's described as an experienced diver. >>> well, some of the comments from this morning, it's freezing. it was. temperatures even if you had clear skies was cold. if you are in the fog and temperatures in the 40s, it's finally slowing burning back. a lot of fog on the coast. most inland locations now say sunny to mostly sunny. you can see, i mean -- i didn't pull a file out from july to show you the fog bank. a few high clouds off southern california. the fog will be ba

. >>> beachgoers and fishermen are being warned about big waves headed to the coast now. the big waves are expected between sonoma and monterey county. the weather service warns of strong rip currents and sneaker waves, the ones that can sneak up and pull you out to sea. >>> well, usually this time of year, we're not talking about a big fog bank but there's a much bigger one out there. boy, did it make its presence felt this morning. hazy sunshine. inland temperatures dipped to the 40s and they are in the 60s or very low 70s. but i mean from -- it's finally pulling off from southern california. they had thick fog down there. monterey, there's a lot of low clouds and fog. there's pockets of clearing taking place. it will be a very quiet week. last week, the coast was clear. dense morning fok and that will continue clearing to the coast. it will be a low moving toward us by the end of the week, possibility of maybe some light rain, i doubt it. i think the best bet is would be you clouds. the gray is not going away. any time soon. the low is right here. it looks pretty good.

how beachgoers and hikers are frustrated by what is going on in washington. >>> bay area commuters on edge over a different kind of standoff. b.a.r.t negotiators are four days away from the end of the cooling off period. we could see another strike at midnight thursday. ann has more on what is holding up the settlement. >>> the threat of a b.a.r.t strike is looming large. >> it is the thing, the whole area. >> the magic bullet. the deal between b.a.r.t's labor union and the board. >> the unions made clear to us that it must go their way or the highway. >> both sides spoke live on kpix5 on monday morning. >> people came to the table with shoulds instead of what can be done, what should be done. >> the last negotiation session ended yesterday after noon without touching on the big wages of health care. they can not agree on how far apart they are. b.a.r.t says it is $89 million. >> we argued on the numbers. >> we have moved and made many leaps. >> it is caving in or accepting a strike. where the board will come in that regard, i can't say. >> political insider, brown says things don't l

the beachgoers warned not to turn their back on the surf and fishermen warned not to fish near the rocks. >>> the strike is over, but what's going on with the trains? >> we've been waiting, anticipating for the first train to roll out. with ejust got word from b.a.r.t. that they're trying to staff positions right now and there is no service until they do that. we do not know at this point how long it's going to take. typically trains should have started running now. they haven't started running because they're still trying to staff those positions. we'll let you know as soon as they do. they are still providing shuttle bus service so you'll still be able to board those buses, if you get to the stations early enough. it might actually be a good idea to get going as soon as you can. as we take a look at the roads, though, right now we are pretty much in the clear. we have areas of construction. eastbound 580 we have a drainage project there. that is causing a bit of a bottle neck. that's why you see yellow there, slowing there. as we look at the drive away from sfo on 101 northbound right

the national weather service's morning beachgoers and fishermen to back off the waters for tomorrow afternoon expected through strong rip currents. and colin kapernick kron4 199 yds running for 68 as well as a shutdown of the san francisco 49ers are the longest road trip by pushing beating the tennessee titans. the 49ers were in their fourth straight after jumping out a 17 nothing halftime lead. waiting to hear from president obama this morning. they've been addressing problems with the rollout of the affordable care act. he plans to talk about his steps to take the glitches and fix them. president obama is also going to highlight the nearly half a million applications that have already been filled out. the president will be speaking in o'clock this morning our time. >>james: sx 423 we will take a quick break. another live look outside there is no bart service bridge and up to you there's no facebook servers at the moment as well print no updates being passed through facebook to followers. so if you want the latest affirmation a better goods our web site at kron4 dot com and check for that th

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beachgoers are still allowed access to the 200 - acre beach. if they can get there from the water. appeal the ruling they say violates beach access rights. >> a livermore man is in custody on child pornography charges. forty-four year old jason sherman was arrested thursday. livermore police say they seized his computer after finding over seventy images of alleged child pornography. >> new details in the investigation of the disappearance and death of a woman at s - f general. hospital officials told lynne spaulding's family that they asked sheriff's deputies four times to search for the missing patient. although they were told that a search had been conducted, they are questioning whether that is really the case. and now the family is demanding answers. >> if sheriff mirikarimi has info that says a search or 2 or 2 wasn't done, out of respect for lynn spalding and her family he needs to step up and personally tell us why this wasn't done. this is an appalling accumulation of facts that point to one thing. something is wrong with the security apparatus at sf general. >> the sheriff

the national weather service is warning fisherman and beachgoers to stay back from the water throughomorrow afternoon. sneaker waves are expected, along with strong rip currents. those who are fishing or visiting should avoid rocks and jetties and always keep their eyes on the ocean. >> we will be right back. >> welcome back. what the bart workers still on strike, the san francisco bay ferry will put out all available vessels on today for the bart strike. kron4 jackie sissel is live at the jack london square. >> right now, it is pretty quiet. we anticipate this to grow. let's take a look at video from friday when a lot of people turned to the ferry for an alternative. monday have set up on a normal day to carry about 6000 people. but because of the increase service they can now do about 20,000. this has more than tripled. this is what happened the last time when the first strike happened in july. they are ramping up, ready to go. they have also added to boats to their fleet. they're trying to accommodate the extra riders. the first serial leave. 5:30 a.m. and the second one as 6:30 a